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Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

your store and my experience in this in
stauee. Yours very truly,
X II. Il,
No - N
One pulse-beat of the lite
that is bounding through
our business. Is it any
wonder that we have grown
and grown until we sell
more Books over the coun
ter than any other house in
America?
Almost any Book here.
Amy Book got-it it is
ge;table.
Thirteenth street entrance.
In the fullest swell of the
Dress Goods trade. II
stocks are ever full they are
full at Indian Summer time
Going about is pleasant and
shopping is easy. 1t is rhe
gathering in time OF the
year.
As coed a time now a
you will have to see Dres'
otutfs. How greedy fol
space they arel Toward the
ceiling, side-aise. downward
pressing in every direction
Staple stuh'i or extrava
giant stuffs. Imagine the
choice Ct ali of them to-
gelher; / h e undesirable
things lei, oat. What car
We Go With them but point
out some Of the stand-for
more stuff and let eacl
mean a hundred?
Serge Suitiug. with pat
terms in low relief that seen
to overlap like feathers on
birds breast. The richnes
made richer by broa'
stripes OF mildly varian
color. Half a dozsn effects
az in, SL7s,
Camel's-hair Serge, clot
finish, vide and mario,
stripes. 40 in, S..
Cluster stripe OF silk o
Serge check, slleroatin
with w i d e conbinaiio
,, stripe aglow with burs,ip
rosebuds. 40 in. SIS,
: matching cloth, S,.25
: Canal s.hair as soft a
: lambs wool, broken b
oveiplaids aud hal.-ine
:, squares. 40 in , S2.25.
w i d G vale dlagon;
), Serge, with spots and hal
}. inch stripes of satiny sil,
. 4o in, 81; plain, 81 rs.
. Large block Camel's-hs
y !. plaid, with flower design
% centre of every other bloc
y, ~ in So SO; plain, $3.50.
!! Aad we haven't yet e
a a away from one counter.
It South west of centre.
d II the Smyrna Rugs
:. makers prices were on
Of Of sided things they would
cheap enough Either si
n. up is right. Get tho we
ss s,s OF one side, flop; and "
$, have a new Rug. Two Ru
ssp lor about what one Col
VI monty costs.
ter ter We took all the mac
stock IF q laod;no pb;lad
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s,srczxxgzsonsrs,

nG. ths redeyssspe6 Banks and Banker
yill raJ all P7fsre arswn 70 Tho Lcc.TSDs
ststs lotteries vh:ch riEy bs psseuntod D.
oar eo1ptoru
Z. n GGf.FSBT, Pros. EsoasxSaus
National WINK
PIERCE LANAUX, Pp6a, state d -
usBa, Rau&
a. RAEGWIN. ppea r. O. Nnf7s B's
CARL koBsR Pros. Unios b stteoa
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

louisiana StateLottery COMPANY
Incorporated by Tho Legislature IN 1898.
Tor kdaeatiOnal AID charitable purposes,
and in itaDchlse made part OF ths pr. seat
otae Consultation, IA LJ1S, Dy An over.
shoIrlins popular w o.
ass saraaa sankie HuBabeS DxAU
lhtfs sAAo place kasnshiy, sAz.a sa<
ossA1 "A n9xh Drawings reHulas.
~ oyory slz lxs0 nlkzs u tAno naAo MO-.
cenibef..
We DO botsby osrtity thst va supervise
.he arrangements for all the KontnIy ano
soni Annual drawings oI The lSouiBianS
STATE Lottesy Co., aud IA pofscn lasns.gt
md control The drawings themselves, Ala
shat the sap,s ars condootos, Wi.n hGnessy
.aifness ens In good Cath coward ell par tte .,
ana We Autnofiss The ocIopany 70 uso n u
,e:tinoats, with igo-3iirtios Of our sk - sIss,
srLAeaed tn Its xd xdvsYt4SeraonA.n
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httss Rsslster,t lsttsss b
new ORAEAH Hs u AXIOM l. MANN
Now 0Bko kozann. I<a.

IRENEMpED That the I.eaenes Of
~ w u al DER Generals Besnregarc
Raj Eariy, who Gre n charge q tie draw.
in&A II guarantee Of abeotpts fairnexs
end fntegrity, tAat tho chansas ore ell
squnl and that no one car possibly divine
Whist rnUhsrs VT draw FTife.
kEmENHE.R thai tho payment OF an
Pyizgs Ls GUARANTEED RH f9uR
hATIONAa. BANKS Of New Or.Aans,
and the TIT Eats a'e signod by the rrxsi.
dent of an insti.ution, whoss c.sArtafod
lfxah Srs reoosn lAsd IN tbe high-A Oourts,
tthsroforo, beEste Of aay saisa'Saas o. an
DoyrpvNa gcaomes.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
wArAuAKRRg

la multitude Of styles and
|sizes
|Rugs- usually nosu
26x54 in, 1915 sass
30x60 in So 90 Sa.75
36x72 in. $500 $500
4x7 fl, 5000 $3.50
Carpets
6x 8 IT,, only sr4so
XII it., only $4,000
9x12 IT,, only S34 90
80 per cent. below ordinary
|prices. School, hotel or out
|of town inquiries can have
full details for the asking.
seoord floor, Make: street side. Two
2elevators.
We have the school boys
and girls in mind to-day in
the Millinery rooms. The
piles Of trimmed things for
them are a little bigger than
when lessons must be said,
and all the pretty young
folks Hat shapes have been
put where they can be easily
seen.
There is no better FROST
time, knock-about head-gear
for the rompers than the
Tam O'Shanter. Saucy, too.
The last thing you expec. is
! sleepy child in a Tam.
More sorts than you will
care to 60 through /; co'ors
that fit the rest of the rig
any rig. 65c to Si.3s.
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n,ass.. ssssa.sd 70 cSr..,l.,, H.,
ggsSSpsfiy ggsSp na < ofthe ls's vnsttr4 n
iss',. Soss b NJ Dsfs,, y. islsa
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- terI dssl fAlis - ,,.Aso,s,s- N
roass o, ss.sirsaa,.''aae..F a tsu uNs..''r ,ts'r VI
eoen.y b@iliir q. ,s,l 20, baas,,s. !!
wasn w,,sn giHsd slits fss ssal,n3
.,,n wtmln a NV husdpsS ~ W.,.I N
r',on. ~. ~ The W * 'A,es q h,
city rAilvly. VI Nfu,tn wu
n..l ,hn property eos..in,,
sooss briqA iop..' W ,aoi, ,ranolii,''tsru,,u y \,
a'as'' orio., -Aee. ~ !. Az. y, IA,
II III
u
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|pUsidc SALE
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

NHERTFP'S SALE. BY VIRTUE Oh
viii be exposed 70 psbio sale, st The Cour
House, on Market street sssweeu Tenth snt
Elcveath streets, IN the ogy OF whn:n kton
New Castle county, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

Dstes Of Other California EIoursions -
Jan9ery 3. IA. Is aud 23; febrzaiy a. and
ana 20; March and IN
Dates OF IL xioe kxo1fsto os.-Janusry X
ana m areh II
VI. kAYMOED. "A. WHITCOMB.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

Ire train leaving Doeom ber VIII gt
III fouGh without ohengo 70 the new and ele
CANT II otel DEL Monte. At Monterey, and Il
San TAnctsco. VIA Coupoit Bluns. Omaha
Denver, Ogden. salt Lake Oity and Sac-a-
msnto.
Tho train ieavfnx Doeenber 0 will Rt
through without change 70 Tho kGymopd
at asst Pasade enc, and at Los Angeles. vi.
Uhicaso, kansss City. Las Vsgss; Ho
spriTKs, santa Fe. Afbuquerqus, Barstov
and San Bornadino.
Passengers oy either route will be entitled
10 visit othor sections nf California, snd
psrs yns desiring 70 proceed At enee 70 othn
points than are named, can 70 by eitGel
train.
Mapy row seatures have been introduced
In cur sxcuraons thts season. es ioulec
IRE ins and DipiL g. Oars and run Across th'
Ooptinens for the drst time. Spccisl train
with special fasiltties FOR sfahsseeing. o
choice of LhIeo routos In the out aard TOUR,
ney And i've rou'es returniug. ninei oer
ketu ming Parties. and the tickets good o.
All Trains up 70 July 1, l8sa- Independent
i Jtsseis covering all expenses both ways
and allowing snIirs freedom In california
aud Teturntng Hotei coupons euppl:ed io
long or ehorI botsuTps at ali tho Lsadfnl
Paeife Ooast Eeforte, inducing tho kay
mond. East Pasadena, Tho hriisgton. %
santa BasbsTa, tins New Hotel del Monte
and the Pzssse Hotel, San AIanoisco.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12
RAYMOMD'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
All Travelling Expsuses Isoisdes.
a WIlNfE Err
IH--
CALIFORNIA,

no scsond aud th srd parties OF the seaso,
wRi lssvs PhiieteJphia NJ onday, Deeemtci
0. and Tbursday, december 9.
Tne tourney Across toe CoDtinsnt VIII n'
ado m New and MasnInesut Train o
vestibu led Pullman Palace Oars. win Pull
man Palace DiniE X Cars Attached.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12


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Arrfros otnotnnAd s.<s A. II. 80. Isgas
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9ingsiiy AcooDmcdat,oa, daily, fc3 ,. =
Fok LAEDknBER9,s go A. ~ IssndE,
snly; saS !, LOO L - a % 3, dsny e.ssps sandAJ
Trains istve nrrkes Strect 1rS.tcz:
Yor Ph.iAdsiyhis $50 A. N. daily ercSs.
sunday, xt3 r. M, datiy. kor Baittnnr'
14s 2. Id, cAily. 5oi 5.andcnpsrs, dIeo Aac
100 A k. daily, excop. Sunday; o,eo a. II
Trains for Nilm.ngton-Iasve Phtlnds,
phia sf.0 snd B.tp o. Va. daily. i.lb =. n
daily, except sunday l1-s3, slo.st q. "
daily; 2 %. Rfo, GA sAGe. t.2c, eSo. ais
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EK; ress tratnss
". NJ. O1EHENTN, q. K. LOkn,
Manager. GsQ7 RAaa. AEON
Teispbons No. la.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

Grand Semi-Annnal Drawing
In the Academy OF Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday Dec. 10, 'e7.
CAPITAL pRIYE C30O (l0(l
Daily Republican., 1887-11-12

No7ica ..s5,,S wAS7I5.@a e .2,'' ~ 'Is;ls;
3 !: $::; s.: \; 5,:
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100. .oee Tickets as Twenty Dol-
inra each. NRIve~ SIOs QuNRsers
SJ: Tensha 81; Twen.Ieths 81.

i.las Prizes amounting 10. ........ 81. .osk, 600
TOR Club Il ts or any further inforne-
ton sppty 20 tho undersssned. Your rand
writing must be distinct and siKpstuss
plain. nere rapid return mall delivery
viii be assure1 by your enclosing an Envei.
tpe bearing your tail ado ross.
f@nd P0STA I. MOTIFS, Fxpross Money
Drceri or Nov ora Hxcbauge IN ordinary
~ sr currency by Express tat ous eTpsnss }
addressed "
M. A. hhURRlN,
hew Orleans, La.
1Y n. n. HAURREH
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pUsidC SALE

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
SHERMAN TOWNSHIP

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
1t is not often that you hear from this
part of the country; but thought | might
give YOU few items that would be inter
esting. Not to speak of dry weather
which is too common talk. Farmers are
through husking corn, and wondering how
the next crop will tuIn out if it does not
raia any more.
Preaching at the Ball school house last
Friday night, by the Rev. Mr. Jones, of
Wichita.
Our school closed here last Friday, the
teacher Mr.. b. d. Brown, and scholars
gave short entertainment in
the way of select readings and
declamatIons with music by Pref. Powell.
Unknown to the teacher the scholars had
purchased a handsome book Of poems,
which was presented to the teacher by Miss
Eta Snow, with beautiful presentation
speech, rs token Of their respect for the
interest he had manifested in their welfare,
which was very agreeable surprise.
Oar Sunday school is not in Il ilouTishing
condtinn at present, aud some are wisely
in favor Of disseminating it until spring.
SPECTATOR.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28

but made up our minds to wait I'LL next
morning. so we went out viewing real es-
tate. The time is past for cheap places
here. We'll improved places with orange
groves, English walnuts and grapes they
as!, all the wav from 81, 7U0 to $500 per
acre for. Just imagine, two or three miles
out, 81. 800 an acre, and no less than !: 800
an acre three miles from the center OF the
city. This afternoon most of US drove
out to the ostrich farm Of an Englishman
named Iketchlz, nine miles out. He had
thirty-One full grown ones, besides young
ones and also many eggs Matching.
They are all very tne specimens
he sells feathers at from 10c to So peice,
and the eggs all blown out that did not
hatch for ten dollars each. His ostrich
farm is close to the Sierra Madre range Of
mountains. Ali our party are well.
Mrs. r. Black is now very much improved
in health We caIne very near losing her
one night on the way, as she was Iearfuliy
sick. but she is now much better. Miss b.
johnson, who came with her, has been ia
valuable to her We hope TO go to the sea
tomorrow, and next week We will ali go to
San Dieho and Coronado beach for Il week
and then we expect to return here; at least
we will for few days, as | want to have
some magnita and orange trees set out on
my lots cypress hedge. Your father,
F. G. SMYTH.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
WICHITA AND KANSAS CITY.

Saws Gath" Kansas City. though in
"Miss ouri gets its morale and manly senti-
''ment from Kansas, aided by her free
estate comrades" He might have very
truthfully added and but for Kansas there
would be no Kansas City. Missouri had
nothing to do with the building of Kansas
City. Her leading spirits, her leading
merchants and everything she is or has Or
hopes to be came from Kansas, or to her
through Kansas influences. Kansas haV-
ing experimental in building city on
Missouri soil and finding the thing fair
success now proposes TO lay herself out III
the building of city Of her own in which
all the mistakes Of her prentice hand will
be avoided and Wichita Will be known as
far as the state itself.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
SHAMEFUL SERVICE.

The Lawrence Journal, referring to our
article on the shameful mail service of the
reform administration, says:
No doubt Kansas is having about the
worst mail service ever inflicted upon any
state In particulars not few, it is worse
than it was twenty-five years ago. We
know of two copies of the EAGLE ordered
sent to different towns, and but one copy
has been received in two weeks. Such
shameful neglect is ineXcusable. If it is
owing to the old rascals-''turn EN- out,
and never fear fracturing the spinal column
of the civil service If it is owing to the
ignorance and inefficiency of the new hands
at the bellows, better try again and ship
in a few Arapahoe Indians and see
what can they do. The fact is, We sup
pose the men are worked to death. The
government is too stingy and niggardly to
afford anything like the number Of men
needed to do the work. Men in high
places want to make a record for economy
and they work their men like slaves and
impair the public service so as to make
their ledger show up well to the depart
ment. The present arrangement Is an out
rage surely.
A part of the trouble comes in through
the removals of competent men to give
Democrats places On the 0. s. NJ. east
of St. Louis the route agents used to make
tifty-six divisions Of mail matter for Kan
sas and as many for Texas. Now less than
two dozen divisions are made and the work
is thrown on green Democratic boys in the
west, who i'll trying to work the eastern
mails fail to work our west mails
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
UNO NOT UNA.
To tire Editor Of the Eagle.

To tire Editor OF the Eagle.
GODDARD, KAN, Jan. %.
IL is with pleasure that we notice the
steady increase of business with good
prospects of a.stiil greater increase in the
near future. Corn and stock, particu-
larly hogs, have been bought and sold in
large quantities in the past week.
According to the statements OF farmers
The chances for good crop OF wheat are
excellent; they, in examining the wheat,
have not found single dead plant
Real estate seems TO have experienced e
slight boom. which we hope viii result in
an epidemic. Mr.. n Ellis has purchased
the liverv. feed and sale stables of Messrs
Lucllen and ClasseD. Mr. c. g. Beeson
has about closed trade for his residence,
With Il gentleman from Wichita, and
several others.
Measles also are on the boom, several
cases having been reported; but forum
ately, 50 far, no fatal result has occurred.
The program Of the literary society fer
last Wednesday evening was select, well
rendered and duly appreciated by the large
audience.
We were very much amused at the man
ner in which Una" exercised herself for
4 woman she mus be- about matter which
was neither willful piracy nor our mistake.
tn p1,ie, ami Snoth her excited nerves We
desire To SAY that we never thought of use
ing that name, and in case the mistake
should happen again. please to take an
ounce of consideration and find out first
who WIS and is 10 blame before sending
ont q yollev of unwarrsuiable selfshncSs.
as she herself calls it.
Respectfully.
CSo NOT Una
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
THE ROCK ISLAND.

The fool assertion that the Chicago and
Rock Island have gone into an arrange
ment with the Santa Fe is too foolish 10
deny. The Rock Island crossed the bis
souri, for the purpose Of reaching Wichita,
the acknowledged center of the southwest,
and the Santa Fe nGr no other corporation
can balk the declared intention OF the Ill
rectory of that road The road will not
only reach Wichita but will go directly
from Wichita through the Territory TO
Texas. The rumor that the Union PacIfic
and Rock Island have gone into general
understanding touching territory to be oc-
cupied by each respectively is propaoly
frlJn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28

Mrs Cougar has challenged Marsh Muir
dock to meet her at the head Of the
Wichita sewer system in mortal combat.
Her chosen weapon is rolling pin while
she allows Marsh to take his choice be-
tween a case knife and a corn cutter
Queensbury rules will govern. No hit
ting below the belt will be allowed. Marsh
no doubt will be knocked out the first
round while Cougar walks away with the
championship and gate money. Harper
Sentinel.
Helen is a holy terror from whose cheek
BOT only corn cutters bat damascus blades
would glance and fall utterly ruined and
demolished.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
RATSl

The Daily EAGLE and the Kingnan
Daily News both reach here the day they
are printed. This is getting pretty close to
civilization, 10 get our dailies the day of
publication Greensburg Rustler.
This is true of the News because cur
papers 90 by express, but we hear from re-
liable sources that the EAGLE fails to con
meet over half Of the time.-Kingman
News
The EAGLE goes by express and goes
regularly As for news, the EAGLE pays
more each day for telegraph service from
Topeka than the entire amount involved III
the publication of the Kingman News.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
Examine our Bargains.

GIL; # corner east Douglas ard New York, $1,000.
- IT corne Fourth ave. and Morris. S3,'p
leo #. Forth avenue. $4," 49,
~ IT Fourth ave- between Lewis anc MOTIFS, S5u'
Fsl IT. Douglas ave. $4,000.
a It Water St between Oak and Pine, $500
- f. n Market, lot - and 20, el.trt
-.ift II Market near First st e+toL
~ It. II hsrke. cor. Third, tlSoH
% IT. n Fifth ave near Second, Slpp
- IT. Fourth ave. DER Eleventh. Sl,s"
l5I1 10 College Hi. fine building site Stu
81 II. n Main, lots i55 and ls1, S>ip 49,.
acres north Of Lincoln ST and west OF Fatsle Si<
We have customers for property on north and
south Market Topeka, Emporia Fourth ard Eifth
Avenues.
Those having property to sci! in above locality
come and list your property With US We guarantee
quick saies-
Choice residence property IN all parts OF the city.
Our carriages are at yCur disposal.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28

Ia tn. valley ~ The Sinncsc,ls fertile heTone pre-
,i,r: a1t. prae-r iAe crop Eevsr Tail. TIE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
z. l. TAYLOR,
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets IN. the city.
Lots on the inside on street Car lines and IN
outside additions. Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining countless
All parties wishing to buy would do we'll
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere.
W. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real state Agency in Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28

The Arkansas City Republican gives an
account of the progress of the Atchison,
Topeka 6 Santa Fe in the Indian Terri
tory, SAYS; 1T is said that by May trains
will be run from Aichison to Fort Worth
and Galveston" We suppose this refers 10
the present line. BY August trains will
be running from Atchison TO Fort Worth
and Galveston, starting from Atchison over
the new short line.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-08

tea gown and opened the door. Outside the ducks in the garden were loudly quacking inside the screams of some French folk, and the noises of all made very pandemonium. A poor maid darted past in mysteries. Everyone rushed down stairs except about eight, who never went out at all. Many felt sick as we'll as frightened. Shocks contin- ued for four days, but the effect on the nerves did not seem to wear away. A large percentage of those frightened were physi- cally ill and sick, and some seemed to be nearly driven out of their senses. These were not only women-the most terrified person perhaps was man!
 And what seemed most curious was that each day seemed to add to the terror of those steady minded enough to behave quietly in the first panic, who had not thought it was the end of the world, who had not thought their own lives the only valuable ones in the world. Most curious of all, brave and sensi- ble people, without any superstition or fear of darkness, confessed that they could not bear the coming on of the night; that then physically there was the utmost depression; not one, but many said this half ashamed.
 Can this be accounted for in such persons, who acknowledged that they believed them selves to be in safety?
 The animals were certainly sensitive to the shocks, and many persons had to leave Cannes, not from fear, but from this physi- cal effect of the earthquake on the system.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-08
Which fs Already Realized In SOm
 Common Sense Homes.

Which fs Already Realized In Some
 Common Sense Homes.
 From Good Housekeeping.I
 The ttideal sleeping room" will face the east. It will not be less than fifteen feet square, with windows on two sides for light and ventilation. For further ventilation it will have an open fireplace. The walls will be hard finished end tinted a color that will be restful to the eye. The woodwork will be finished in it's natural color, paint not be- ing admitted. The floor will be of hard, polished wood, with small rugs for comfort that are shakeable weekly. Everything that therefore the furniture will have no extra carvings. The one hair mattrass will be of the best quality, made in two parts for con venience in turning and airing, with woven wire spring beneath The bed clothing will be the lightest, at the same time warmest, consisting of blankets and white spreads.
 All extra adornments of lambrequins and fancy things of no use will not find 8 place here. The curtains will be of thin, washa- ble material.
 The "conaing woman" will plan to have her bed set away from the wall for health's sake as well as convenience. Modern "con- veniences'' will be let alone as far as station ary wash basin with hot and cold water is concerned, the portable washstand being used instead, she preferring to do little tra work to running any risk of being slowly and genteelly poisoned. Her bed will be well spread open the first thing in the morn ing and the sunshine and air invited in to do it's part toward airing and cleansing the same, and the making of the bed will be the last of the morning duties,